Pedunculate (English) Oak tree
The familiar common or English oak is found across most of lowland Britain. Oak timber is legendary for its strength and appearance. There are good and bad oak timber sites. It prefers heavier soil and tolerates water logging better than sessile. These have been well known to foresters for generations. Light gravelly soil tends to produce 'shaky' oak. Branches are vigorous so timber trees needs careful early pruning to produce straight knot free wood. Living oaks are picturesque in the rural landscape. Individuals may live for a thousand years and stems in excess of 375cm diameter (over 38 feet round) are known.
| Size: |
Most trees reach a maximum of 50' to 70' (15m to 21m) tall. |
| Environment: |
Full sun. Moist, fertile well-drained soil preferred. Soil pH is not critical. |
| Key Features: |
flowers and leaves in May. Acorns. Good timber |
Delivery Dates
Please note: We are unable to deliver barerooted trees during
the summer months. You may still order barerooted trees
for delivery in the Autumn (from October), we will not charge
your credit card until we have confirmed the delivery date.
All prices shown include VAT where applicable. Delivery costs will be added to your order as follows:
| Total order value |
Delivery charge (including VAT) |
| From £0.00 |
£17.63 |
| From £50.01 |
£25.85 |
| From £150.01 |
£35.25 |
| From £300.01 |
£47.00 |
| From £500.01 |
£52.88 |
| From £1,000.01 |
£58.75 |
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